Nov 5, 2007
This hideout was uncovered by a buddy who stays in the West. Warning: It can be difficult to find for the clueless. For those who are driving, try looking up for Bukit Batok Heavy Vehicle Park- you know you've hit the right spot when you see lines of neon lights, very malaysia mwaha. People taking public transport can take the train to Bukit Batok and transfer to bus 174 outside the interchange. Alight at the 8th bus stop and walk back towards the neon lights. This place can be really dark at night so make sure you've got company navigating the place with you.
Date of visit- 30/10/07
On arrival, you will smell the aroma of satay, give in to temptation and order as many for starter, you will love them. I did, we ordered 4 for each pax dining and both the chicken and the mutton we tried tasted good, with the former better. Simply sedap, their chicken satays. You must try them too!
From left:
Sweet and Sour Pork and Stir Fry Long Beans, Foo Yong Egg, Deep Fried Tofu,
Vension Meat, Deep Fried Prawns, Chicken & Mutton Satays
Practically every dish tasted good! I especially liked their egg dish, deep fried tofu, and of course, their satays as mentioned earlier. Special recognition to deep fried tofu for its really unique taste, it was non-sticky and non-greasy. Coupled with the mayo, I just can't stop gobbling the whole plate up. Excellent job by the chef! Overall their dishes were really good, minimal salt, maximum original taste, and doesn't leave us with the salty aftertaste that many zi char stall would.
Conclusion:
Overall the meal came up to about $130 for the 10 of us, inclusive of drinks and satays, which IMHO was ultra-EXCELLENT value! This eatery is the stall to go if you want perfect bang for your buck, I shall be bringing my mum to this place soon.
Must tries: satays, deep fried tofu, foo yong egg
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